give way to those feelings. God may give you many
happy years yet; and we must be grateful for those wfce which he gives us,
and seek to live them well. We, of course, know not how soon we may be
called hence. The best prayer we can make is "Thy will be done", in the
world and in our hearts. We cannot pray for life or death, for we know not
which is for our good.
Do take good care of yourself, for my sake, my dear Brother, and
do not, if you can help it, let that hacking cough gain the mastery over you.
I have time to write but very little this evening, as it is almost my
bed-time. Enclosed you will find some-thing that Z have written, and which
I send you, not through any egotism over any supposed